Category: Plays/Films/Dramas
SCENE: _The drawing-room at Miss Wickham’s house in Tunbridge Wells. It is a room in which there is too much furniture. There are armchairs covered with faded chintz, little tables here and there, cabinets containing china, a great many photographs in silver frames, porcelain...
SCENE: _The living-room and kitchen on_ EDWARD MARSH’S _farm at Dyer, Manitoba. It is a room lined with brown planks, and on the walls in cheap gilt frames are coloured suppleme...
4. ACT IVSCENE: _The same as in the previous act_, FRANK TAYLOR’S _shack at Prentice, but there are signs about it of a woman’s presence. There is a cloth on the table, and a cushion on...
3. ACT IIISCENE: FRANK TAYLOR’S _shack at Prentice, Manitoba. It is a low log cabin, consisting of two rooms. The scene is the living-room. There is a door at the back towards the left-ha...
1. ACT ISCENE: _The drawing-room at Miss Wickham’s house in Tunbridge Wells. It is a room in which there is too much furniture. There are armchairs covered with faded chintz, little tab...